Band:	Six Brew Bantha
Album:	Six Brew Bantha
Style:	Grindcore
Release date:	April 2012

01. Perpetual Debt
02. Violence Fuels Hatred
03. North Fucking Korea
04. Fisgard Block Party
05. Governmentality
06. Prolong the Program
07. Faceless Power
08. Blank Expression
09. Will of the Sane
10. From Vice to Crutch
11. Conquering Mind
12. Media's Portrayal
13. Destructive Energies
14. Anti-Music
15. Led To Slaughter
16. Brought Up Bitter
17. Humanufactured

RAWWWRARAAAARARAWWWARAAAARRRARARARAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!


Crashing through the walls at 1200 feet per second, this British Columbian trio is here to tear shit up. The mix of powerviolence and grindcore will tear your head off, push your body in front of a truck and fornicate with your mother, all in just under 25 minutes.

Vicious, rampaging vocals tied together with chugging down-tuned guitars and fast, blast happy drums tie together to create a musical explosion. The vocals ignite the powered keg; they're fast, hungry, and ready to kill. The drums follow, with a snare so tight, it's a wonder it doesn't explode itself. The blastbeats tie nicely with the punk d-beats that are often displayed in the rare, slower section. The guitar comes in at number three, but don't be fooled, bronze certainly isn't bad in this battle. Chugging, heavy and fast, the riffs come at you like a World War II kamikaze. The 17 songs are, in reality, one large aural blast, and with little difference between the tracks they seem to blur together. The only thing keeping them from truly becoming one is the short buffer before each track begins.

If you're a grindcore fan, then chances are you've heard something similar to this; however, the lack of identity is easily covered up by the sheer amount of greatness that this album extrudes. Everything ties together perfectly. The drums and guitar, the vocals, the slightly hazy production, the length; it all flows together into one massive grindcore assault.

And there you have it, a short review, for a short album. Listen here.